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Rob “drtorq” Reilly
Combining steampunk with Linux and single board computers like the Raspberry Pi automatically seems like an idea fraught with cool possibilities. So does the bigger picture, which Reilly hits on in this […]
Continue reading STEAMpunking Linux: The Physical Computing Stack
Tatiana Kochedykova
If you’re looking for a free and open source replacement for the convenience and functionality offered by the likes of Google Docs and Office 365, you might want to take a look at […]
Continue reading OnlyOffice: A FOSS Office Suite for the Cloud
Jesse Smith
There’s an old cliché that promises “big things come in small packages.” Our reviewer takes a look at Tiny Core Linux and finds a lot of wallop in its 16MB size.
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Continue reading Tiny Core Linux 7.1: Big Where It Counts
Gina Dobrescu and Jim Hall
“Thou shalt make thy program’s purpose and structure clear … for thy creativity is better used in solving problems than in creating beautiful new impediments to understanding.” ~ “The Ten […]
Continue reading A Usability Study of GNOME
Robin ‘Roblimo’ Miller
Our guest writer offers his views on why you should support FOSS Force with your contribution to our Indiegogo fundraising campaign.
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